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2025 Thanksgiving Drive-thru Distribution 2025 Thanksgiving Drive-Thru Distribution Our 2025 Thanksgiving Drive-Thru Distribution was a wonderful success! With the help of our dedicated volunteers, we were able to serve hundreds of families in our community. From early morning set-up to the final car in line, our volunteers worked with kindness, energy, and teamwork to make the day smooth and joyful. We also appreciate the support of DPD for managing traffic flow, which kept the distribution organized and safe for everyone, and Methodist for assisting with turkey and Thanksgiving meal bags. Families received Thanksgiving meals bag, warm smiles, and a sense of connection during this special time of year. We are truly grateful for everyone who contributed, including volunteers, partners, and community members who came together to make this event meaningful. Thank you to everyone who helped us bring holiday warmth and support to our community. We look forward to continuing this tradition in the years ahead! #Thanksgiving #FoodPantry #SouthDallas #Community #DPD #Methodist #Volunterrs

2025 Spring Digital Literacy Training & Graduation CONGRATURATIONS!! Our Digital Literacy Training program is designed to empower individuals with essential tech skills for everyday life and work. Participants learn how to navigate devices like laptops and Chromebooks, use email, access online tools, manage digital files, and stay safe online. We provide this training to help individuals progress in their careers, education, financial management, health resources , and addressing food insecurity . A key focus is teaching participants how to confidently browse the internet to find and access the resources they need on their own. This hands-on training helps build confidence in using technology—whether it's for job searching, learning new skills, managing finances, or connecting to important services like telehealth and local support programs. Thank you for supporting our Digital Literacy Training programs: Empowering The Masses, Capital One, EveyoneOn, Progressive Baptist Church #DigitalLiteracy #DigitalSkills #Training #Program #TechnologyGap #graduation

ETM 7th Birthday Celebration - Celebrating ETM's six years of progress! ETM 7th Birthday Celebration Thank You for Celebrating ETM’s 7th Anniversary with Us! We are beyond grateful for your support and love as we celebrate 7 amazing years of ETM! Your presence and energy made our 7th birthday celebration unforgettable. From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for being part of this special milestone. Your continuous trust and belief in us inspire us every day to keep growing and delivering excellence. Here's to many more years of success, innovation, and shared moments. Thank you again for being a part of our journey – we couldn't have done it without you!

Empowering The Masses is providing basic needs, educational services, and resources. It is our vision to help individuals gain self-worth and financial independence. Empowering The Masses 2024 Impact Statements More than 2,100 dedicated volunteers contributed their time and effort to further our mission. Throughout the year, we provided weekly groceries from our Drive-through Pantry to over 470 families, supporting their basic needs. Over 80 students earned certifications through our Phlebotomy & CHW training programs, advancing their careers in healthcare and community services. Our Lunch & Learn programs attracted around 250 attendees, fostering valuable community engagement. Active participation in our senior programs reached over 80 individuals, ensuring our older community members remain engaged and supported. We distributed Christmas gift baskets to more than 45 seniors and children, spreading joy during the holiday season. Through Findhelp.org referrals, we connected over 165 individuals with essential services and resources. Our Health & Wellness programs served over 50 individuals, providing them with crucial support for healthier living. Education + Advocacy = Empowerment VOLUNTEER >> DONATE MONEY >> BECOME A SPONSOR >> USE YOUR VOICE >> North Texas Giving Day Learn more about Help us Achieve our Goals Explore Last Year’s Highlights Texas Today Interview Who We Are Every day, Empowering the Masses operates as a nonprofit focused on empowering our neighbors in the Dallas area, by providing life skills and educational training services. The results of our work are clear: individuals achieve financial independence and self-sufficiency, becoming the sustaining force in the lives of their families and productive members of the communities where they live and work. Empowering the Masses provides for basic needs, delivers educational resources, and provides access to careers that are stable and lucrative, paving a path for sustainable success in life. Together, we help the people we serve gain self worth and financial independence. As they begin their journey to success, renewed and equipped, we strive for these neighbors to become self-sufficient to improve not only their own quality of life, but their contributions to their communities and society Empower our Community by Making a Donation DONATE NOW >> Our Mission Empowering the Masses is dedicated to empowering our neighbors residents through vocational training, core skills development, health advocacy, and food security initiatives like our Community Market. Through our programs, we actively address the social determinants of health, creating pathways to economic stability, improved well-being, and stronger, healthier communities. Get Involved in Our Community VOLUNTEER >> EXPLORE VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS >> Core Values Education + Advocacy = Empowerment Belief We hold a firm belief that people can change their lives and their circumstances. Understanding We have walked the same paths as those we serve, but each journey is unique to the individual. Accountability To equip and empower, we must be accountable to the results of our work with each person we serve. Learning The more we learn as an organization, the better we can teach others and the better we can serve. Education We believe the foundation for advancing livelihoods lies within an individual's possession of acquired knowledge. We aim to indoctrinate our audience with tools, insight and opportunities to promote continued education. Advocacy We trust that an individual advances capacity once they begin to champion on behalf of their wellbeing. We rally this initiative in the quest to create engaged communities. Empowerment Empowerment can only be achieved if sustainability and vitality coexist. We commit to furnishing our audience while posturing them for engagement to promote The Empowerment Models. Workshops, Events, and Services Empowering the Masses is here to help you advance your career with our training programs. All training programs include Soft & Life Skills workshops to aid you in the job search process. Drive through Pantry Through our partnership with Sharing Life Community Outreach, we are able to distribute food to those individuals and families who are in need Every Saturday of each month. Please contact us for further information if you are in need of assistance or if you would like to volunteer. Dates Every Saturday 8 AM - 10AM Address 3220 Samuell blvd. Dallas 75223 Contact Call 214-613-2595 or Email ljohnson@empoweringthemasses.org SEE MORE >> EXPLORE COMMUNITY EVENTS & SERVICES >> Thank you United Way Learn More Text To Give Giving To Empowering the Masses Just Got Easier Now you can support our work, at any time and from anywhere you happen to be. Our “Text to Give ” program works on any device. Just text “DONATE ” to 972.947.5819 from your phone (or any other device), and then you can text any donat ion amount to the same number. It’s this easy to join us in making a difference in our community.. As always, your donation will contribute to our mission to nourish the bodies and minds of our community’s low-income families and individuals. Together, we will provide nutritious food and education to those who need it the most. Join us and be a hero for our community. Thank you f or your support! "DONATE" to 972.947.5819 >> GET INVOLVED! APPLY VOLUNTEER >> Training Program Explore Our Training Programs Empowering the Masses is here to help you advance your career with our training programs. All training programs include Soft & Life Skills workshops to aid you in the job search process. Phlebotomy Certificate Preparation This 12-week course will provide you with the knowledge and skills required by the National Healthcareer Association for certification as a Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT). To become certified requires passing the phlebotomy exam offered by the National Healthcareer Association. SEE MORE >> Community Health Worker Training The Empowering the Masses Community Health Worker Training (CHW) Program is a Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) approved CHW Training Site for both CHW 160- hour (12 Weeks) training and CEU training for CHWs and CHWIs. SEE MORE >> CEU Training Through Empowering the Masses and our partners we are able to serve the our neighbors by providing tools that will help the community grow in positive ways and improve the quality of life for the people whom we seek to serve. SEE MORE >> Newsletter Mail Get the latest from Empowering the Masses right to your inbox by signing up for our newsletter. Be the first to learn about community events and programs that empower our neighbors through nutrition and education SUBSCRIBE NOW >> Current Partners, Sponsors and Donors BACK TO TOP For any inquiries, please call or email us 214-730-0100 contact@empoweringthemasses.org Si necesitas ayuda en español, haz clic aquí >> Our Office Hours Mon - Thu: 9am - 2pm Our Address 2922 Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Suite 124A Dallas TX 75215

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Empowering The Masses - Organization Social Media Policies Empowering The Masses Social Media Policy for Volunteers Most people now have some form of social media account, whether it is on Facebook, Twitter or Instagram. We use social media across all our work at Empowering the Masses. We use it to raise awareness, to ask people to support our events and many other things. It is a great way of reaching lots of people and making sure they know about our work. We encourage the responsible use of social media and this policy is to set out what we expect from our volunteers when using social media. It is important to remember that we are all ambassadors for the charity and that social media is never private. This policy aims to: Give clear guidelines on what you can say about the charity Comply with legislation and protect you as a volunteer Help you draw a line between your private lives and your volunteering work Protect the charity against liability for the actions of volunteers Be clear about sensitive issues such as monitoring and explain how problems with inappropriate use will be addressed. Policy Statement We recognize that the internet provides unique opportunities to participate in interactive discussions and share information on particular topics relevant to the work of Empowering the Masses, using a wide variety of social media, such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. This policy aims to protect anyone volunteering with us in any role and to encourage you to take responsibility for what you write, exercise good judgement and common sense. Who is covered by the policy? This policy covers volunteers. There is a separate policy for paid staff and consultants. Purpose of the policy This policy deals with the use of all forms of social media – including Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram It applies to the use of social media for volunteering and personal purposes whether while volunteering or otherwise. The policy applies regardless of whether the social media is accessed using our IT facilities and equipment or equipment belonging to the volunteers If you are found to be in breach of this policy the Director of Engagement or Executive Director will have the right to address this You may be required to remove postings, which are deemed to constitute a breach of this policy. Personnel responsibility for implementing the policy The Director of Engagement has a responsibility for operating within the boundaries of this policy, ensuring that all volunteers understand the standards of behavior expected of them and taking action when behavior falls below this All volunteers are responsible for the success of this policy and should ensure that they take time to read and understand it. Any misuse of social media or questions regarding the content or application of this policy should be reported to the Director of Engagement, Volunteer Coordinator Any content, which raises a safeguarding concern, must be reported to the Director of Engagement in line with the reporting procedures outlined in Empowering the Masses Safeguarding Policy. Guidelines for responsible use of social media The following sections of the policy provide volunteers with common-sense guidelines and recommendations for using social media responsibly and safely. Volunteers must not post disparaging or defamatory statements about: Empowering the Masses ETM staff, our clients, volunteers, or people affected by PSP & CBD past or present Suppliers Other affiliates and stakeholders. Volunteers should also avoid social communications that might be misconstrued in a way that could damage our business reputation, even indirectly. You are personally responsible for what you communicate on social media – as part of your role or on personal sites. Remember that what you put on social media will be available to be read by anyone including colleagues, volunteers, future employers, and people you do not know for a long time. Keep this in mind when you post content. If in doubt, do not post it. If you plan to use a photograph or quote from someone on social media, you must obtain their consent first. Please do not tag anyone in photos on social media. This is because the person in the image may be vulnerable or under 18. There is no obligation for volunteers to link their personal social media to any Empowering the Masses social media account. Please do not set up a social media account, which represents a Empowering the Masses group before speaking to the Director of Engagement/Executive Director first. You are responsible for the privacy settings of any social media sites you use and should ensure they are set to the appropriate level if you wish to limit who can see your information. Remember that you must always respect confidentially and protect confidential information. You should be mindful of Data Protection issues, if in doubt speak to the Director of Engagement. Confidential information includes things such as unpublished details about our work, details of current projects, information held on our supporters, clients, staff, or volunteers. If you are uncertain or concerned about any post you are about to make, do not post it. Speak to the Director of Engagement first. Do not list your self or agency as a partner of Empowering the Masses if you do not have a partnership agreement in place. If there is a need for clarification, please consult the Executive Director BACK TO TOP